divine in Irish
divine in Irish is diagaire — divine means relating to or coming from God or a god.
divine in Irish
diagaire
What does "divine" mean?
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adj Relating to or coming from God or a god.
"They believed the king ruled by divine right."
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adj Wonderful or delightful, in an exaggerated, almost heavenly sense.
"This chocolate cake is absolutely divine."
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verb To work something out through guesswork, intuition, or insight rather than being told directly.
"From her tone of voice, he divined that something was wrong."
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divine in a sentence
- They believed the king ruled by divine right.
- The priest spoke of divine judgement awaiting sinners.
- This chocolate cake is absolutely divine.
- From her tone of voice, he divined that something was wrong.
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What is "divine" in Irish?
"divine" in Irish is diagaire. divine means: Relating to or coming from God or a god.
How do you use "divine" in a sentence?
Example: "They believed the king ruled by divine right." In Irish, "divine" is diagaire.
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